Antique Royal Vienna Ceramic Amphora Vase with Orange and Pure Gold Classic Scene, 1900s

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A striking and imposing ornamental amphora-shaped vase (50.5 cm tall) of central european manufacture, dating back to the late 19th … Read more A striking and imposing ornamental amphora-shaped vase (50.5 cm tall) of central european manufacture, dating back to the late 19th or early 20th century. Crafted in the neoclassical/royal vienna style, it is distinguished by its rare and warm terracotta/bright orange background, enriched with rich geometric and floral decorations in high-relief gilding. At the center of the composition is a medallion with a silkscreened classical scene in a historicist style.

details and specifications:

type: ornamental amphora vase with a high decorative value

subject/style: gallant/classical scene – royal vienna style / neoclassical / historicism

manufacturing/origin: central europe (austria / germany)

materials: ceramic/porcelain painted with relief gilding

period: antique (late 19th - early 20th century)

dimensions (w x d x h): 30 x 20 x 50.5 cm

authenticity and markings: 100% original. It bears factory marks impressed under the base (model numbers "1666" and "3"), a blue pictorial mark, and a label from a historic milanese antique dealer.

condition:

excellent antique condition. The structure is intact, free of cracks or chips. The gilding and painted surface are well preserved with a natural and pleasant period patina.

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